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Following up on my last post I want to focus one point in the second decision diagram in that post. The diagram is a rule of thumb for deciding what you want a framework to implement for you, and it looks like this:
I want to focus on the "immediately functional" box. It says that you only want to use features in a framework that work in your context as they are. What does that mean? What if the
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